Ideas

I think it would be beneficial to have a similar payment run process to v6. Due to the current issue with Paylist IDs and because this issue could be caused by users having to post a document instantly whereas in V6 there was stages (provisional (...

We run weekly payment runs across 5 different accounts. Each paylist created is then viewed / spot checked against the invoice image. Once you have clicked on the view image icon, why is there then a need to go to yet another screen to click on 's...

It would be great if when creating a bulletin entry you could have a recurring event similar to that in a calendar. Where you could select to have the bulletin show say weekly each Monday rather than just a date range.

It would be very useful to be able to delete / unsend / recall individual or batch emails once they have been sent in cases where an error is made or information changes.

Currently the report which we can run for missing attachments for POIN's is only shown at Trust level. It would be great if this could be broken down into School level so that each school can see which invoices they need to upload.

It would be helpful to be able to filter the access to different consent registers, so that only the filtered groups have access to complete the consent register from the portals, and for just groups of pupils to be included in the relevant consen...

If you import a spreadsheet with a blank value for the Calendar column, the event gets imported, but is unassociated with any calendar. That means the event is not visible in the front end. The validation for the spreadsheet should include a check...

Within Calendar Manager, there is a section devoted to importing the calendar via a spreadsheet. If your spreadsheet has been successfully imported, you will get an on-screen message telling you so. However, if you go to the History section, you w...

Payment Run History screen -There is currently no way to filter or sort this screen. It doesn't default alphabetically either. We have a long list that's growing which can be hard to sort through. The simple ability to filter or sort would be most...